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COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio Supreme Court justice is criticizing some Cleveland Browns players who prayed in silent protest during the national anthem before a game.
Justice Bill O’Neill writes on Facebook he won’t attend any games at which “draft dodging millionaire athletes disrespect the veterans who earned them the right to be on that field.” He said Tuesday “shame on you all.”
O’Neill notes he’s a Vietnam veteran whose family has a history of military service. He’s also the lone Democrat holding a statewide office in Ohio.
More than a dozen Browns players kneeled and formed a circle on the sideline during the anthem Monday. Tight end Seth DeValve says he wanted “to pray for our country.”
Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey talked to FOX 8 News on Tuesday, and said, “Respect to all the veterans, respect to the military — we are not protesting against them. We have our reasons for doing what we did, and last night felt like the right time to do it, and that’s why we did it.”
The protest was the largest in a social-consciousness movement started last season by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick currently a free agent.
Ohio Supreme Court justice blasts Browns over anthem protest
I say good for him. A man that served our country realizing the anti-American stances taken by these un-appreciative Americans who are millionaires because they do live in this great country.
I for one will never turn on a Browns game unless they apologize and take measures to assure us Clevelanders they will never allow their players to embarrass us again; especially on national TV. Like this Democrat judge, I find their actions distasteful, disrespectful, and using God and prayer to take the heat off is also sacrilegious and cowardly.
Screw them. Boycott all Cleveland Browns games and products if you are a real American.
That's anti-American about praying for America durning the singing of the National anthem.
What's sicko about it? They couldn't man up and say why they were on their knees. They used prayer as an excuse to back of it. After it hit the media, they knew they were in trouble because most reasonable Americans objected to their childish behavior.
Liar. They said exactly why they made their statement. It was to pray about racial hatred and injustice for this country.
I am proud of them and the Cleveland Browns organization for supporting them as a team.
Now people will know about what that the Browns were leaders in racial justice before Jackie Robinson.
You are a shame ne to your city and the country as a whole.
"Historically, the Browns have been a voice on racial matters within the NFL, the city and the country. They were one of two NFL franchises, along with the Los Angeles Rams, that broke the color barrier in pro football in 1946, a year before Jackie Robinson signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers to integrate baseball. Browns Coach Paul Brown signed Hall of Famers Bill Willis and Marion Motley during the inaugural season of the franchise, which would pave the way for the addition of Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown in 1957."
How the youngest team in the NFL staged its largest national anthem protest
Justice Bill O’Neill writes on Facebook he won’t attend any games at which “draft dodging millionaire athletes
was talking about the players that protest. I don't even know why you brought up that stupid green beret story in the first place
We have a race of people in our country who refuse to accept authority or obey commands.
Fuck that, they can go fuck themselves and should be fired. That's some seriously un-American shit right there.
You go be certain in one hand, and poop in the other, then let us know which one fills up first, k?Marion Morrison, post: 18067606Fuck that, they can go fuck themselves and should be fired. That's some seriously un-American shit right there.
I am certain that when a racist cop kills a black person for no reason that is significantly more un-American than not standing during the anthem and protesting those actions is pro-America. Except to those who sympathize with racist Cops.
Marion Morrison, post: 18067606Fuck that, they can go fuck themselves and should be fired. That's some seriously un-American shit right there.
I am certain that when a racist cop kills a black person for no reason that is significantly more un-American than not standing during the anthem and protesting those actions is pro-America. Except to those who sympathize with racist Cops.
was talking about the players that protest. I don't even know why you brought up that stupid green beret story in the first place
Your buddy says that military veterans are never wrong. That ahole veteran is despicable and wrong. I asked you to condemn that Nazi
Ray From Cleveland, post: 18064001We have a race of people in our country who refuse to accept authority or obey commands.
You couldn't do it. Instead you go one step away from calling black prior an inferior race to your whiteness. A true racist you are.
Decent cops will hold the flag at Browns games.
"Despite the unions’ refusal to participate in the pre-game ceremonies, Cleveland police public information officer Jennifer Ciaccia told the Huffington Post that officers still may take the field on Sunday.
“The union does not speak for the Division. The Division of Police is in no way boycotting the Browns, nor denying participation in events with our officers,” she said.
WJW reports that city officials will replace police officers, EMS and firefighters who chose not to participate with military members."
Cleveland Browns players refused to stand for anthem. Now Cleveland first responders are firing back.
Poor pouting white cops protest to no avail,
Okay, so what was your point with this article? Was it to prove that their kneeling had nothing to do with prayer?
If a police officer kills somebody for no reason regardless of race, they will be charged or have a hearing with a grand jury to judge if they should be charged
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio Supreme Court justice is criticizing some Cleveland Browns players who prayed in silent protest during the national anthem before a game.
Justice Bill O’Neill writes on Facebook he won’t attend any games at which “draft dodging millionaire athletes disrespect the veterans who earned them the right to be on that field.” He said Tuesday “shame on you all.”
O’Neill notes he’s a Vietnam veteran whose family has a history of military service. He’s also the lone Democrat holding a statewide office in Ohio.
More than a dozen Browns players kneeled and formed a circle on the sideline during the anthem Monday. Tight end Seth DeValve says he wanted “to pray for our country.”
Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey talked to FOX 8 News on Tuesday, and said, “Respect to all the veterans, respect to the military — we are not protesting against them. We have our reasons for doing what we did, and last night felt like the right time to do it, and that’s why we did it.”
The protest was the largest in a social-consciousness movement started last season by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick currently a free agent.
Ohio Supreme Court justice blasts Browns over anthem protest
I say good for him. A man that served our country realizing the anti-American stances taken by these un-appreciative Americans who are millionaires because they do live in this great country.
I for one will never turn on a Browns game unless they apologize and take measures to assure us Clevelanders they will never allow their players to embarrass us again; especially on national TV. Like this Democrat judge, I find their actions distasteful, disrespectful, and using God and prayer to take the heat off is also sacrilegious and cowardly.
Screw them. Boycott all Cleveland Browns games and products if you are a real American.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio Supreme Court justice is criticizing some Cleveland Browns players who prayed in silent protest during the national anthem before a game.
Justice Bill O’Neill writes on Facebook he won’t attend any games at which “draft dodging millionaire athletes disrespect the veterans who earned them the right to be on that field.” He said Tuesday “shame on you all.”
O’Neill notes he’s a Vietnam veteran whose family has a history of military service. He’s also the lone Democrat holding a statewide office in Ohio.
More than a dozen Browns players kneeled and formed a circle on the sideline during the anthem Monday. Tight end Seth DeValve says he wanted “to pray for our country.”
Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey talked to FOX 8 News on Tuesday, and said, “Respect to all the veterans, respect to the military — we are not protesting against them. We have our reasons for doing what we did, and last night felt like the right time to do it, and that’s why we did it.”
The protest was the largest in a social-consciousness movement started last season by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick currently a free agent.
Ohio Supreme Court justice blasts Browns over anthem protest
I say good for him. A man that served our country realizing the anti-American stances taken by these un-appreciative Americans who are millionaires because they do live in this great country.
I for one will never turn on a Browns game unless they apologize and take measures to assure us Clevelanders they will never allow their players to embarrass us again; especially on national TV. Like this Democrat judge, I find their actions distasteful, disrespectful, and using God and prayer to take the heat off is also sacrilegious and cowardly.
Screw them. Boycott all Cleveland Browns games and products if you are a real American.
You know when people claim that protest is "anti-American", where criticism of the military is "anti-American" and when support for policies which send kids who just want a college education to countries like Iraq and Afghanistan to risk their lives so the rich people can get more profit, so they can buy more politicians, and they can spend loads of money telling people that if you protest their interests it's "anti-American".
If you want to pray, you do it at church, at home, while driving your car, before you get on the playing field which is what they do anyway.
Ray From Cleveland, post: 18071927If a police officer kills somebody for no reason regardless of race, they will be charged or have a hearing with a grand jury to judge if they should be charged
In your white fantasy world that might happen. It may happen now more often with attention brought to this injustice.?
If you want to pray, you do it at church, at home, while driving your car, before you get on the playing field which is what they do anyway.
So now you force your white religion on black people.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio Supreme Court justice is criticizing some Cleveland Browns players who prayed in silent protest during the national anthem before a game.
Justice Bill O’Neill writes on Facebook he won’t attend any games at which “draft dodging millionaire athletes disrespect the veterans who earned them the right to be on that field.” He said Tuesday “shame on you all.”
O’Neill notes he’s a Vietnam veteran whose family has a history of military service. He’s also the lone Democrat holding a statewide office in Ohio.
More than a dozen Browns players kneeled and formed a circle on the sideline during the anthem Monday. Tight end Seth DeValve says he wanted “to pray for our country.”
Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey talked to FOX 8 News on Tuesday, and said, “Respect to all the veterans, respect to the military — we are not protesting against them. We have our reasons for doing what we did, and last night felt like the right time to do it, and that’s why we did it.”
The protest was the largest in a social-consciousness movement started last season by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick currently a free agent.
Ohio Supreme Court justice blasts Browns over anthem protest
I say good for him. A man that served our country realizing the anti-American stances taken by these un-appreciative Americans who are millionaires because they do live in this great country.
I for one will never turn on a Browns game unless they apologize and take measures to assure us Clevelanders they will never allow their players to embarrass us again; especially on national TV. Like this Democrat judge, I find their actions distasteful, disrespectful, and using God and prayer to take the heat off is also sacrilegious and cowardly.
Screw them. Boycott all Cleveland Browns games and products if you are a real American.
You know when people claim that protest is "anti-American", where criticism of the military is "anti-American" and when support for policies which send kids who just want a college education to countries like Iraq and Afghanistan to risk their lives so the rich people can get more profit, so they can buy more politicians, and they can spend loads of money telling people that if you protest their interests it's "anti-American".
Protests are not anti-American. Disrespecting our flag and anthem are.
From Cleveland, post: 18071959Okay, so what was your point with this article? Was it to prove that their kneeling had nothing to do with prayer?
No. It had everything to do with praying that racism has no place in this county.
You being in favor of racism can't see football players praying against it.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio Supreme Court justice is criticizing some Cleveland Browns players who prayed in silent protest during the national anthem before a game.
Justice Bill O’Neill writes on Facebook he won’t attend any games at which “draft dodging millionaire athletes disrespect the veterans who earned them the right to be on that field.” He said Tuesday “shame on you all.”
O’Neill notes he’s a Vietnam veteran whose family has a history of military service. He’s also the lone Democrat holding a statewide office in Ohio.
More than a dozen Browns players kneeled and formed a circle on the sideline during the anthem Monday. Tight end Seth DeValve says he wanted “to pray for our country.”
Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey talked to FOX 8 News on Tuesday, and said, “Respect to all the veterans, respect to the military — we are not protesting against them. We have our reasons for doing what we did, and last night felt like the right time to do it, and that’s why we did it.”
The protest was the largest in a social-consciousness movement started last season by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick currently a free agent.
Ohio Supreme Court justice blasts Browns over anthem protest
I say good for him. A man that served our country realizing the anti-American stances taken by these un-appreciative Americans who are millionaires because they do live in this great country.
I for one will never turn on a Browns game unless they apologize and take measures to assure us Clevelanders they will never allow their players to embarrass us again; especially on national TV. Like this Democrat judge, I find their actions distasteful, disrespectful, and using God and prayer to take the heat off is also sacrilegious and cowardly.
Screw them. Boycott all Cleveland Browns games and products if you are a real American.
You know when people claim that protest is "anti-American", where criticism of the military is "anti-American" and when support for policies which send kids who just want a college education to countries like Iraq and Afghanistan to risk their lives so the rich people can get more profit, so they can buy more politicians, and they can spend loads of money telling people that if you protest their interests it's "anti-American".
Protests are not anti-American. Disrespecting our flag and anthem are.
So, in essence you can protest America, that's anti-American. How convenient for you Ray. How convenient that you can go to wars which are complete bullshit, and you can try and stop people protesting them by saying the flag and the anthem cannot be protested.
Ray From Cleveland, post: 18071927If a police officer kills somebody for no reason regardless of race, they will be charged or have a hearing with a grand jury to judge if they should be charged
In your white fantasy world that might happen. It may happen now more often with attention brought to this injustice.?
No, it's always happened. But you see, the Democrat party needs to brainwash their sheep that race is a huge issue now. They can't win elections on their ideas. So with the help of their friends in the MSM, they created an issue that was never there before.
Protests are not anti-American. Disrespecting our flag and anthem are.
